SUEZ NWS Limited

Suez NWS won three contracts in China's Greater Bay area: a €200M joint venture to build and operate an industrial wastewater treatment plant in Zhuhai (capacity 25,000 m³/day, 30-year term), a €46.5M contract to upgrade and operate a wastewater treatment plant in Macao (expanding from 144,000 to 204,000 m³/day), and a €1M contract to operate a glass crushing facility in Macao for 2 years.

SUEZ NWS, through its joint venture Jiangsu Sino French Water, signed a 30-year concession contract to build and operate a wastewater treatment plant and sewer network in Chengdong, Changshu, worth €413 million. Phase I will start in 2018 and be operational by 2021 with a capacity of 60,000 m³/day.

Jiangsu Sino French Water Company, a subsidiary of SUEZ NWS, was awarded a 30-year concession contract for a wastewater plant and sewer network in Chengdong, Changshu. The Design and Build contract is valued at RMB 725 million. Phase I (60,000 m3/day) will become operational by 2021, Phase II (60,000 m3/day) by 2023.

Changshu Sino French Water, a joint venture between Changshu Urban Construction Public Assets Management Company and SUEZ NWS, signed a 30-year contract to own and operate four wastewater treatment plants in Changshu, Jiangsu, China.

Suez NWS, through its joint venture Changshu Sino French Water, signed a 30-year contract with Changshu Water Bureau to own and operate four wastewater treatment plants in Changshu, China. The contract is worth EUR 436 million and includes expanding capacity from 80,000 to 180,000 m3 per day.

SUEZ NWS, a subsidiary of SUEZ Group, signed a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement with CNOOC Energy Technology to enlarge their long-term cooperation and pursue environmental projects in the oil and gas sector, building on an existing joint venture for the Dongfang Chemical Wastewater Treatment Plant.

SUEZ NWS' subsidiary Taizhou Sino French Sewage Treatment Co., Ltd. signed an asset transfer agreement with the Administration Committee of Taizhou New Energy Industrial Park to provide wastewater treatment services for the entire park for 30 years. The project has a total investment of 167.5 million RMB and a designed capacity of 40,000 m3/day.

Suez NWS will provide its Dehydris Twist high-efficiency sludge dewatering technology to Shanghai Chemical Industry Park's water treatment service provider. The project has a treatment capacity of 6,000 cubic meters per day and will produce 50.7 tonnes of dry sludge per day. Installation is to be completed by May 2018.

Suez and NWS Holdings announced the official launch of SUEZ NWS Limited, a joint venture extending their partnership in Greater China. Suez holds a 58% stake and operational management, while NWS Holdings owns 42%. The entity combines their water management, waste recycling and recovery, and water infrastructure businesses in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau.